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  • How to configure Cerbo GX with IMT Si-RS485 Series Solar Irradiance Sensor?

    Posted by Xamira on January 8, 2024 at 2:14 pm
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    How does the Victron GX device interface with the IMT Si-RS485 Series Solar Irradiance Sensor, and what are the features available for monitoring and configuring the sensor within the device’s user interface?

    SunsetSeeker replied 5 months, 3 weeks ago 2 Members · 1 Reply
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  • SunsetSeeker

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    January 8, 2024 at 2:22 pm
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    The Victron GX device offers an intuitive interface for seamless integration with the IMT Si-RS485 Series Solar Irradiance Sensor.

    Here’s how it works and what features are available:

    Device List Interface:

    • The Victron GX device features a ‘Device List’ menu where all connected devices are displayed.
    • For the IMT Si-RS485 Series Solar Irradiance Sensor, once it’s connected and powered up, it will be listed here among other devices like battery monitors and inverter/chargers.
    • The device list is straightforward, showing the status and some basic data like battery voltage and current output for each device.

    Real-Time Data Interface:

    • The ‘IMT Si-RS485 Series Solar Irradiance Sensor’ menu showcases a clear and concise display of real-time data from the sensor.
    • The interface typically includes the current irradiance level, cell temperature, external temperature, and wind speed.
    • These parameters are presented in a list format with easy-to-read values next to each parameter, allowing for immediate interpretation of the sensor’s readings.

    Settings Interface:

    • In the ‘Settings’ submenu, there’s a feature that permits manual enabling and disabling of any optional or additional external sensors connected to the IMT Si-RS485 Series Solar Irradiance Sensor.
    • This section provides a list of the available sensors, such as wind speed and external temperature sensors, with toggle switches to turn each sensor’s data collection on or off.
    • The settings interface is designed for ease of use, with clear labels and straightforward toggle functionality.

    Manual Enable/Disable Interface:

    • For each external sensor, there is a more detailed interface for manual control. It typically includes options to enable, disable, or set the sensor to auto-detect mode.
    • This interface is usually a simple, clean design with radio buttons or switches for selection, making it user-friendly for configuring each sensor according to the user’s requirements.

    Overall, the interfaces are created with a focus on simplicity and functionality, ensuring that you can manage uour solar irradiance sensor and any connected external sensors without any hassle.

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